InterviewEd Bethell
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Ed Bethell: 'There's a bit of hype around the yard – it's not every day you get a Group 1 contender'
Ed Bethell: "The Ebor meeting is the biggest of our season"Credit: Edward Whitaker
Take a wrong turn near Ed Bethell's Middleham yard and you'll end up in the 'strangest place in the world'.
The blossoming stable nestled in a tranquil part of the Tupgill Park Estate in the Yorkshire Dales shares its location with Forbidden Corner, a tourist attraction which makes a bold claim about the quirkiness of its garden surroundings.
Bear left at the top of the approach road for a labyrinth of tunnels and chambers, or take a right for a trainer with a very clear sense of direction.
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